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| German WW1 Scapa Flow wreck painted underwater.
www.appleyard-art.co.uk |
| Scapa Flow |
| Submitted by SCARY |
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| German High Seas Fleet |
| Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands |
| Submitted by diversinc |
| Rating: 10 out of 1 votes |
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| Underwater artist painting on the seabed in scuba gear on Barbados submarine wreck. www.artunderwater.com |
| Barbados |
| Submitted by SCARY |
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| This is a video of a sea apple feeding, taken on a night dive. It shows the animal with tentacles extended collecting plankton and then bringing each to its mouth to catch. Although few divers dive at night, you will never forget a night dive with lights. |
| Bali, Indonesia |
| Submitted by Linda Johnson |
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| This Scuba Video is from a Shark Dive in Papua New Guinea from Star Dancer. Sharks transform almost any dive location into a scuba diving adventure but on a Shark Dive, you know you really only came for Sharks. I always hope the Sharks didn’t come for ME! |
| Papua New Guinea |
| Submitted by Doll face |
| Rating: 6 out of 1 votes |
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| Who would you put your money on, the Shark or the Octopus? On this video you can find out which one wins! This underwater video from the Seattle Aquarium was a big surprise to everyone. This is NOT your everyday Shark Video. Octopus VS Shark is a knockout |
| Seattle Aquarium |
| Submitted by Rob |
| Rating: 9.57 out of 7 votes |
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| Small fish survive by moving together continuously, the one that makes the mistake is dinner for the hunter. One problem is that you have to hunt yourself, this is a perfect example of relativity. by Linda Johnston |
| Kararu Live Aboard, Indonesia |
| Submitted by Rob |
| Rating: 7.67 out of 3 votes |
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| Local Fishermen from Alor Island, a great Indonesian dive site, practicing traditional breath hold spear fishing (note the home made goggles). This video shows how traditional fishing actually helps preserve the reefs. Kararu |
| Alor Island, Indonesia |
| Submitted by Rob |
| Rating: 8 out of 1 votes |
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| Filmed off Turtle Reef, Grand Cayman at night catching spotted moray catching a princess parrotfish |
| Turtle Reef, Grand Cayman |
| Submitted by ScubaDoughs |
| Rating: 10 out of 1 votes |
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| Scuba artist gets help from flatfish when painting on the seabed. www.artunderwater.com |
| Skye , Scotland , UK |
| Submitted by SCARY |
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